- BY Colin Yeo
Immigration update podcast, episode 34
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Welcome to the October 2016 edition of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. This episode I start with the abortive increase in fees for immigration appeals and changes to appeals to the Court of Appeal, cover new types of online applications available and then some EU law issues, move on to review cases including one from the Supreme Court on discrimination in nationality law and end with some Home Office policy issues.
The material is all drawn from the October 2016 blog posts on Free Movement.
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The downloadable 25 minute audio podcast follows the (non chronological) order of content below:
- Fees for EU nationals and others appealing immigration decisions increase over 500% today
- Changes to appeals to Court of Appeal from 3 October 2016
- Family and private life FLR(M) and FLR(FP) online applications now possible
- Online EEA permanent residence and European passport return service now available
- EU derived rights of residence not automatically lost if crime is committed
- Part time working, low earnings, employment and self employment in EU law
- Supreme Court finds British nationality law discriminatory, allows appeal on human rights grounds
- New Country Guidance case on Eritrea finds real risk on return
- Nigerian country guidance case strengthens protection for trafficked women
- New tribunal case on burden and standard in refugee exclusion cases
- Citizenship deprivation appeals must include consideration of likelihood of removal
- Upper Tribunal considers its powers to set aside its own decisions
- Inspection report on “hostile environment” finds hundreds wrongly denied services
- Updated Home Office policy on reviewing cases when appeals are lodged
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